Joey wants to buy a $3,000 vehicle with 10 percent down for three years at 12 percent interest. what will his monthly payment be?
years
4%
$43.42
$29.52
$22.58
$18.42
$15.65
5%
$43.87
$29.97
$23.03
$18.87
$16.10
monthly payment per $1,000 finance
interest rate
6% 7% 8% 9% 10%
$44.32 $44.77 $45.23 $45.68 $46.14
$30.42 $30.88 $31.34 $31.80 $32.27
$23.49 $23.95 $24.41 $24.89 $25.36
$19.33 $19.80 $20.28 $20.76 $21.25
$16.57 $17.05 $17.53 $18.03 $18.53
12%
$47.07
$33.21
$26.33
$22.24
$19.55
15%
$48.49
$34.67
$27.83
$23.79
$21.15
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